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Unlike a standard banquet hall, the Mohler House gives your guests an immersive experience—multiple rooms to mingle in, stone cellar below, a charming log house nearby, and expansive grounds that invite people to wander, connect, and enjoy the celebration.

We believe guests deserve clarity from the very beginning, which is why our pricing is straightforward and fully transparent. Everything we offer—our outdoor ceremony spaces, historic farmhouse amenities, curated décor, and overnight accommodations—is clearly outlined so you always know exactly what’s included, with no surprises along the way.

Our packages and pricing can be found under our “Micro-wedding” and “Celebrations” tabs.

Overnight stays - 10 guests

Elopements - 18 guests

Celebrations - 35 guests

Simple Micro-wedding Package - 35 guests

Deluxe Micro-wedding Package - 40 guests

Yes! We offer discounts for any package reserved Monday - Thursday.

Celebrations - $100 off

Elopements - $100 off

Simple Package - $300 off

Deluxe Package - $400 off

We offer an outdoor ceremony option. Nestled in a quiet, tucked-away clearing, our ceremony area offers a serene and intimate setting surrounded by nature’s beauty. The tent area, located next to the house, is available as a covered ceremony area if needed (Deluxe Package only).

Our reception area is a combination of both indoors and outdoors. You will have access to the first floor of the house which includes a bar area, sitting room, catering area and dining room. Down below is a charming basement tavern area for guests to explore. Right outside is a patio and yard area. A 20 × 20 tent is available by the patio area with our deluxe package. Right next to the patio is an adorable log house that many couples use as an Hor Devours space. You will have exclusive access to the house and grounds.

* Please keep in mind that our ceremony area, patio and log house is weather pending with the simple package.

* We are able to offer a covered ceremony space for elopements in our log house or stone arched cellar.

Our venue is a charming blend of history and modern elegance, offering an intimate, welcoming space for gatherings. With its timeless sandstone exterior, cozy yet refined interiors, and unique features like the stone cellar and antique furnishings, it radiates warmth, authenticity, and a touch of nostalgia. With multiple rooms, indoor & outdoor settings, and our adorable log house, your guests will have plenty of places to explore.

We do not provide in-house catering.

We are an open venue which means you are welcome to use whichever vendors you choose. We do have “suggested vendor” list that we are happy to provide after booking.

Events:

Yes. The main areas used for weddings and gatherings are mostly wheelchair accessible, including the primary rooms of the historic house and the main‑floor bathroom, which is accessible. The only spaces that are not accessible are the basement tavern and the separate log house. These two areas are simply optional extras that couples may use for décor, photos, or added charm — they are not required for any part of the event. All essential spaces your guests will need are comfortably reachable.

Overnight stays:

Unfortunately, the house is not wheelchair accessible for overnight stays. All bedrooms and full bathrooms are located on the second floor. We apologize for this inconvenience.

Yes! Just bring your device and you can hook it up to our system with Bluetooth. We will help you get all setup at the start of your event.

Our speaker system connects the first floor, basement, log house, and patio, creating a seamless, unified music experience.

We do! We keep a written history of the home’s architecture, along with a brief look at the Mohler family and the people who lived here over the years. If you’d like to read it, just reach out—we’re always happy to share it.

The Mohler House is lovingly cared for by the Tshudy family. Our connection began in 1972, when James and Nannette Tshudy purchased the property. They cherished its quiet beauty and immediately began the restoration process, preserving the stonework, beams, and character that make the home so special. Today, we continue their work as a fully family‑run small business, tending to the house, gardens, and guest experience with the same devotion they began more than fifty years ago. Their great-grandson, Connor, now helps care for the property - making this a four-generation labor of love.

Homes like the Mohler House are becoming increasingly rare, and preserving them is an important part of our local history. We are continually restoring and updating the home with its history in mind, keeping as much original character as possible. Every improvement is made thoughtfully, using woodwork, hardware, and other materials true to the era in which the house was built. Our hope is to preserve its beauty for generations to come and to continue sharing it with both overnight guests and event guests.